Damas Island mangrove’s boat tour
What your day looks like
Transportation is provided and you will be picked up at your hotel and during the 20 minutes drive, your guide will describe the scenery highlights. This Manuel Antonio tour allows you to navigate through the wonders of the unique Costa Rican mangrove ecosystem. You will float along the calm currents under a verdant forest canopy. Make sure you keep your eyes wide open so you can spot the uncountable bird species, reptiles, ant eaters and white faced monkeys. While you silently observe this amazing habitat your guide will offer explanations about the flora and fauna found in this incomparable region. The Damas Island boat trip takes you through the natural canals and provides an ideal opportunity to observe many birds such as herons, kingfishers, ospreys and frigates birds. As you navigate through the brackish waters you can catch glimpses of the island as you pass beneath tunnels made naturally from tree growths, and admire this small sanctuary of nature. Lunch is served after the trip. The Damas Island boat trip does not require previous experience.
The experience, in brief
- Navigate through the wonders of the unique Costa Rican mangrove ecosystem
- Float along the calm currents under a verdant forest canopy
- Spot the uncountable bird species, reptiles, ant eaters and white faced monkeys
Your day, step by step
Quepos
Boating at Damas Island.
Quepos
Sightseeing.
What to know before booking
Included
Transportation, bilingual guides.
What to Bring
Suntan lotion, sunglasses, camera, hat, visor, mosquito repellent.
Meeting & Pickup
Transportation is provided and you will be picked up at your hotel
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
Wow! Tucanestours Mangrove Boat Tour was phenomenal. Our very informative and accommodating guide was Beto. It’s amazing how he saw and identified for us so many birds, reptiles, and mammals within the mangrove forest. We saw a silky anteater, a nighthawk, and Capuchin monkeys. I counted 17 species. He explained mangrove ecology and showed us the seeds of a pineapple mangrove. If you want to see nature up close and enjoy the shade of the boat canopy, I highly recommend this tour.
Erica was a great guide with tons of information. The mangroves were nice, some of the group thought we would see more animals. Food was nice.